On a curio cabinet, would you install it on the inside or the outside of the door glass?
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I bought it to use on an older window of my house near a spa. By code, I had to put it on both sides of the glass due to a slip hazard that could cause someone to lose their balance and fall into the window. Sorry, I don't know how I would use it on a curio cabinet.
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the film had to be install at the inside it make at easy and if glass is broken better to clean up and replaced
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Depending on your situation, we have a 3 year old grandson running around and throwing balls and toys. I love him dearly and wouldn't want him to get hurt on broken glass should his homerun connect with our curio case. So we put it on the outside. If no children around and your getting up in age as we are and alittle less agile in cleaning your curios I'd put it on the inside. Once in place it's practically invisible. Good luck.
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I never thought about installing it on the inside. If there is any chance of broken glass being exposed, I feel it would be safer on the inside.
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I imagine you could do either, I found worked better on the inside of the window
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On the inside .... if any debris hits the window it may shatter but none of the glass will enter your home
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I use this cabinet as a retail unit in my store front. There will be a small piece of glass running down te center back of unit if it is not placed on a wall. I have the back of the unit facing the inside of my store and the back glass is not bothersome to me or my customers.
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It can be installed either right or left side of cabinet. Super easy installation and solidly build.
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It goes on the outside of the glass. We've had ours on since December. Very durable!
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If you are standing at the door looking into the house and the door hinges are on the left frame, you would use a left hand phantom screen. The screen housing would be mounted on the left frame (same as the door) and the screen would open from right to left from the outside and from left to right from the inside.
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In Wall.... they are a little smaller in over all size and you need to be sure that there are no hidden wires running through where you choose to install the cabinet but I believe the in wall look much more professional and add more value, make sure you buy a real wood cabinet they look nice.
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I mounted mine with the enclosed screws. I put it away from the door in a partially hidden location. I do not remember if any other mounting was suggested.
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My unit is installed in a window but I did my best to look underneath it and don't see anything protruding at all. On the contrary, it's all a very smooth, metal encasement. I would ask Frigidaire's customer service about it.
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You can install it anywhere in your screen door, however, I think that closer to the side gives it more stability. I also like having it close to the side because then I can open my sliding glass door only the width of the pet door when I don't want to have the door open all the way.
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It goes on the inside of the window. It is sometime hard to tell which side to put on the glass but if it doesn't want to cling, just flip it over. I'm very pleased with the results. Good luck.
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I actually put it on the outside of my door casing. Just make sure you mark where your putting it before you put the adhesive on as it is very sticky.
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I hang both of mine (kitchen and bathroom) on the inside of the cabinets. There are out of site, yet still accessible.
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The two glass knobs attach to the square metal rod by small screws on the knobs. I would say no to them being used as a dummy knob since the knob themselves cannot be attached directly to the door. You could drill a smaller diameter hole than the metal rod, then insert it through the door and put the knobs on. You would still need some type of finish plate since there is none included with this knob.
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Ours is mounted on a solid wood shelf next to the cabinet. The part where the screws go in would be flush with the underside of the cabinet. That means the screws would go into the bottom of the cabinet and depending on how thick the cabinet is possibly go through the bottom. Hope this helps.
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Nothing on the outside. Two pieces are mounted on the inside, one on the door frame one on the cabinet frame. You use the part that looks like a key to open door. Just slide it on the outside, you will hear a little click and it will open! Check out some of the YouTube videos, they help